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Big five personality traits as predictors of safety attitudes in aviation maintenance personnel
This paper explores the relationship between personality traits, as measured with the Big Five Inventory, and safety attitudes among aviation maintenance personnel. A questionnaire-based study was performed with an adapted version of the Flight Safety Attitudes Questionnaire (FSAQ). A correlational
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